HD-Rec is a powerful MIDI/audio sequencer for AmigaOS. It combines comfortable MIDI notation with extensive audio editing within the same application, running always 100% synchron.

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  • I am having trouble getting this to work proper on MorphOS. It will load but it does not seem to play MP3 files well at all as they tend to skip. Also the MIDI side of things seems broken? I was told I needed a Camd Replacement Library, but all links tot that are dead, though I've heard it was still broken anyhow. Likewise I can not get this to install on OS 3.1. A while back I tried it and was able to, but now it says I need CybreGraphics or Picasso? Please don't tell me AGA support has been dropped!! I saw a video of this running on OS 4 and would REALLY like to be able to use it on both machines!!! What I saw amazed me!
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Operating Systems

AmigaOS

Intended Audience

End Users/Desktop

Registered

2009-07-09